Conference Programme 11 Feb 2016

Day One - 10 Feb 2016

Day Two - 11 Feb 2016

Keynote

Chair - Mark Bridgeman, Vice-President, CLA

How to get UK energy and climate change policy back on track - Amy Mount, Senior Policy Advisor, Green Alliance
Why is renewable energy important to Wales? - Gwenllian Roberts, Head of Energy Wales Unit, Welsh Government
Nuclear vs renewables – the real costs and benefits - Dr Doug Parr, Chief Scientist, Greenpeace UK
Q and A

Finance

Chair - Peter Fane, Eurinco

Returns in the light of subsidy change - where are the opportunities now? - James Miles-Hobbs, Director, JMH Farming & Renewables
Private wire agreements – securing long-term revenue in a difficult market - Alex Asher, Business Development Manager, TradeLink Solutions
Exploring the tax ramifications of a renewable energy scheme - Peter Harker, Senior Manager, Saffery Champness

Biomass

Chair - Julian Morgan-Jones, Wood Heat Association

What do the latest government announcements and RHI funding mean for the future of biomass heating? - Richard Collins, Managing Director, Wye Valley Energy
Generating heat, power and a stable income from wood. - Richard Griffin, CEO, Arbor Heat & Power
Best practice in heat network design - Steve Richmond, Business Team Manager - Renewable Energy, Rehau

Sponsored by:

Arbor

Heat Pumps

Chair - Mike Nankivell, President, Heat Pump Association

Heat pumps in the agricultural sector - applications and benefits - Matthew Evans, Heat Director, TGE Group
Heat pumps and thermal energy storage - the support available - Edward Thompson, Treasurer, GSHPA
Design steps for installing a GSHP - Michael Moggeridge, Technical Director, Land and Water Resource Consultants

Energy Storage

Chair - Ray Noble, co-chair of UK Solar Group. DECC

A guide to the government policy being implemented to support the growth of the energy storage sector - Stephen Jones, Energy Storage Network
Large scale battery storage, STOR Energy, and other new energy opportunities in the UK - Darren Edwards, Partner - Energy & Renewables, Fisher German
Driving down costs and improving efficiencies of energy storage technology - Mark Thompson, Managing Director, ACEOn Group

Biogas

Chair - Charlotte Morton, Chief Executive, ADBA

Biogas upgrading: the facts - Mark Storey, Sales & Marketing Manager, Purac Puregas Ltd
Make value out of your waste - Jorgen Fink, Country Manager, Xergi
Optimisation - planned & preventative maintenance services for AD plants - Philip, Greenaway, Head of Sales & Marketing, AD4Energy

Sponsored by:

Wind

Chair - Rupert Jackson, Partner: Head of Agriculture, Brabners

The impact of the FIT changes on the onshore wind sector - Mark Peebles, EWT UK Ltd
Unlocking the benefits of connecting generation at lower voltages - Kyle Murchie, Technical Consultant, TNEI
Exporting your power - fixing long term prices - Christopher Smith, Business Development Manager, Neas Energy Ltd

Sponsored by:

Norvento Enerxia

Solar

Chair - Ray Noble, co-chair of UK Solar Group, DECC

A CLA perspective on the solar opportunities available - Tom Beeley, Renewable Energy Advisor, CLA
Prevention or cure? A guide to maintaining and servicing your scheme for maximum returns - Chris Roberts, Managing Director, Poweri
Examining the reasons to invest in solar PV - Chris Brooks, Managing Director, Westflight

Sponsored by:

Biomass
Biogas
Hydro
Solar
Associations
Wind
Energy Efficiency
Business Support Services
Heat Pumps

The Energy Now Expo has grown and matured and is the best place in England and Wales for farmers and landowners to get the best overall view of all current renewable offerings.

Rupert Jackson
Brabners
Our feelings about the show are best summarised by the fact that we invite you to come and meet us at the 2016 exhibition.

Anne Laleman
Alpha-Financials Environmental
Energy Now Expo 2015 proved a popular, well organised and exciting show to attend! The talks were interesting and informative plus we were able to meet a great range of potential customers as well as networking with other like-minded businesses.

Emma Gerrard
Less CO2
The Energy Now Expo offers a good even mix of energy production alternatives, designed to attract a large proportion of farmers and commercial visitors looking at all aspects of renewable energy.

John Rupp
Greencrop Irrigation
The Energy Now Expo is a very focused event that continues to attract large numbers of good quality visitors. As more farmers and landowners diversify with renewable energy, this is a ‘must’ on the calendar.

Paul Davies
Landia
The Telford location is local to our business and we find the leads generated tend to be closer to home and more economical to service than some of the more National show leads.

Dallas Read
SureSpark Energy
Top marks for: venue, catering, programme, announcements, staff, mix and quality of exhibitors.

Joe Fergusson
Bell Ingram Ltd
Great range of suppliers, very well equipped stalls with friendly experts willing to offer advice.

Andrew Moclwraith
The Energy Now Expo is now the only renewable energy event in our show calendar. For us it generates good quality leads and is a show we look forward to attending.

Bowler Energy
As one of the best known energy publications on the market, Energy Now has hosted their annual exhibition and conference (The Energy Now Expo) for the past 6 years. This popular event is a “must do” in our exhibition schedule, offering great customer networking opportunities and insights into industry developments.

Edina UK
Energy Now EXPO is a key event for us because of the audience it attracts. There’s a wide variety of farmers and landowners who attend. And they are largely decision makers, all looking to diversify and maximise land use. We usually have a great reception at the show and generate good leads from it.

Alex Robinson
Terravesta
The Energy Now Expo provides ENERCON with a fantastic opportunity to meet with potential customers considering developing their own Onshore Wind Renewable Energy Projects. We are looking forward to another successful year in 2016.

Nick Hudson
ENERCON Sales Manager

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